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  2. LATEST CABLE NEWS.

    An unusual occurrence took place at to-day's session of the trial of Count Delassy and the notorious Dr. pantchenko. On the latter being asked to plead, he pleaded ...

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  3. KING GEORGE.

    "Truth," like the generality of people except scandal-loving Wowsers of the Stead stamp, is quite indifferent upon the subject ...

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  4. THE GREATPLAGUE.

    All the towns within a radius of 200 miles around Harbin are now infected with the plague, and it is estimated that thousands are dying daily. ...

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  5. JOE CHAMBERLAIN.

    Mr. Joseph Chamberlain paid his annual visit to the House of Commons to-day, and took the oath of membership. The general opinion is that his health ...

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  6. AERONAUTICS.

    Great Britain's airship Mo. 1, which has been under construction more than twelve months at Barrow-in-Furness, is now nearing completion. ...

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  7. BOXING ITEMS.

    Warren Barber, the millionaire boxer, who holds the National amateur heavyweight championship, knocked out Garratson, the metropolitan amateur ...

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  8. INTERNATIONAL ITEMS,

    M. Pinchot, speaking in the Senate to-day said that the Triple Entente at present existing between Britain, France and Russia is more complete than ever. ...

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  9. PUGNACIOUS PACKY.

    Packy McFarland and Jack Britton fought an eight-round draw at the Memphis (Tennessee) Athletic Club last night. ...

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  10. SPANISH STORMS.

    A passenger train was derailed at Valencia through a washout in the roadbed, 30 of the passengers being killed outright. ...

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  11. JAPAN AND CANADA.

    Japan has given notice to Great Britain that the treaty at present existing between Japan and Canada will expire on July 17 next. ...

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  12. A FRENCH FLIGHT.

    Captain Bellanger, of the French Aviation Corps, yesterday began a notable cross-country night oh's monoplane The distance which he attempts to ...

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  13. AMATEURS DISQUALIFIED.

    The registration committee of the Amateur Athletic Association has disqualified Barbour and Garratson from any further amateur competitions, as ...

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  14. COMMAND OF THE PACIFIC.

    Declaring that Japan obtained the command of the Pacific by two great wars, and has now lost it. O[?],the leader of the popular party, has issued ...

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  15. TEE DEAD DON.

    Just after mass had been celebrated [?]ere on the occasion of the anniversary of the assassination of Don Carlos, a mob of about 200 rioters entered the ...

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  16. LEWIS GETS A DECISION.

    Harry Lewis won his 15-round scheduled contest with N[?] McCrosky after the third round. Lewis got the decision, as the result ...

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  17. RECIPROCAL RELATIONS.

    Mr. George [?] at Dover, said the Canadian reciprocity agreement with the United States was a set-back to Imperial Preference. ...

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  18. HALF A TON.

    The aeronaut Le Martin, with seven passengers, the combined weight of the party being 1112lb., made a flight in a four-seated Bleriot monoplane over Pau ...

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  19. CREMATING THE CORPSES.

    The burning of the accumulated bodies of the plague victims has begun. and already some thousands have been destroyed in that manner. The coffins ...

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  20. PERSIA'S FINANCE.

    The State Council of Persia, without discussion, has decided to engage five American financial advisers, who will be under contract for a service running ...

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  21. JACK BURNS DEFEATED.

    Proky Flynn to-night won his fight with brusier Jack Burns, the Californian heavyweight Though terribly punished however, Burns stayed the 20 ...

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  22. THE MISER BEERON.

    The inquest into the death of the miser, Beeron, whose body was found on [?] Common a few weeks ago, has resulted in a charge of murder being laid ...

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  23. A PROHIBITED MATCH.

    The municipal authorities have issued orders to the police to prohibit the boxing match which is billed to take place between Lester and Martin to-night. ...

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  24. MEXICAN MELEE.

    In anticipation of an attack by rebels this afternoon, the garrison planned the destruction of a train load of insurrectionaries with dynamite, and laid a mine ...

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  25. ITS VIRULENCE.

    Dr. Graham Ashland, of the Church of England Mission, telegraphs that the virulence of the plague is incredible. stating that men walking about apparently ...

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  26. MANITOBA OPPOSITION.

    The Premier and Government of the Province of Manitoba take an attitude of strong opposition to the United states and Canada reciprocity treaty. The Premier ...

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  27. NEGROES SUFFOCATED.

    Twelve negro workmen were suffocated last night whilst at work in a huge ca[?] in the Rassiac River. The accident was due to a huge bucket, ...

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  28. MAC'S MOVES

    McIntosh says he hopes to bring Clabby from Australia to meet Lewis, and will arrange the battle Immediately he secures an extension of the leas? of the Olympia. ...

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  29. UNCLE SAM ANXIOUS.

    The abandonment of his proposed Southern tour by President Taft has created an impression that the step was taken to enable him to prepare for a possible extra ...

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  30. REAR-ADMIRAL SPERRY DEAD.

    Rear-Admiral Sperry, of the [?] States Navy, who visited Australia with the white Fleet, has died suddenly of pneumonia. ...

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  31. FEARFUL FAMINE.

    Missionaries arriving here from the Provinces of Kiangsu and Annul, where the famine rages unchecked. declare that at least a quarter of a million families are ...

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  32. VOLCANO ISLAND.

    The Filipinos are persistency spreading a report that a couple of hundred persons have been smothered on Volcano Island. in an eruption. This report, however ...

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  33. THE QUEEN MOTHER.

    It is said that it has been definitely decided that Queen Alexandra, will not attend the Coronation of King George. ...

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  34. THE THUNDERER.

    Britain's nineteenth Dreadnought was launched at Blackball to-day. As the monster gilded from the ways, the wife of the Archbishop of Canterbury ...

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  35. VICTORIA'S NEW GOVERNOR.

    It is announced that sir John Fuller has been appointed as Governor of Victoria, to succeed sir Thomas Gibson Carmi[?] who has been appointed ...

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  36. THE WHITE HOUSE.

    The discussion as to the availability of Champ Clark for the Presidential nomination next year, recalls the fact that Polk was the only Speaker of the American ...

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  37. THE KOMPS' KICK.

    At a meeting of master printers it was decided to declare against the national demand for a working week of fifty hours. ...

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  38. ACETYLENE EXPLOSION.

    A frightful explosion took place shortly after midday yesterday at the home of Mr. G. B. Edwards, M.H.R. for North Sydney, in Boobin Head-road ...

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  39. THE "TIMES" EXPLOSION.

    A suit case, which was identified as the property of Bryce, who was suspected of causing the explosion of the Los Angeles "Times" Office some months ago, has ...

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  40. RHODESIAN IMMIGRATION.

    Rhodesia intends to shortly launch a big immigration scheme, holding out the [?] of ready-made farms to [?] the British Public. ...

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  41. NED, THE PEACEMAKER.

    It has been decided to erect a mammoth statue of King Edward the Seventh on the historic Plains of Abraham, the scene of many a bloody field between British and ...

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  42. ENCOURAGING RUSSIANS.

    Arrangements have been completed for the encouragement of a large number of Russians to settle in North-western Canada. ...

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  43. NEW YORK EXPLOSION.

    A terrific explosion startled the city to-day. A boatload of dynamite blew up on the North River, and the concussion wrecked nearly all the windows ...

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  44. THE U.S. CONSTITUTION.

    The Senate's proposed amendment of the American Constitution, providing for a referendum to be regarding the Woman's suffrage question, was agreed to ...

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  45. SAVAGE LANDOR'S EXPLORATION.

    The Government has appropriated £2000 towards the expedition which, under the leadership of Savage Landor, the English explorer, will traverse the 11th parallel of ...

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  46. SAM'S SHIPS.

    The Gallinger Ship Subsidy Bill, which provides for the subsidy of the South American and Transpacific mail routes, has been carried by the deciding ...

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  47. CUTE CHOWS.

    Members of the Trades Council who had been sworn in as special constables, procured warrants, and raided the office of the Chinese "Reform Gazette," published ...

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  48. FACES — AUSTRALIAN AND OTHERWISE.

    The uncouth native white man is a natural product of a country so young as to be devoid of either legend or tradition. And the faces of the people of ...

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  49. LADY MANNERS MARRIED.

    The marriage of Hugo Charteris, the son of Lord E[?] to Lady Violet Manners, the daughter of the Duke of Portland, was celebrated to-day at St. ...

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  50. HALLAM HONORED.

    To mark the hundredth anniversary of Hallam's birth, a coterie of literary celebrities to-day placed a magnificent wreath ...

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  51. STANDARD OIL ACTIONS.

    The Standard oil Company, which recently' entered upon a libel action for £50,000 against "Hampton's Magazine" for publishing and £20,000 against a ...

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  52. LOSS OF THE BANDO MARU.

    News has been reserved of the total loss of the Japanese steam trawler Bando Maru, with all her crew, numbering 77. The Ill-fated vessel was seen to ...

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  53. RUSSIAN NAVY.

    The Duma Committee of National Defence has drawn up a formidable indictment against the Minister of Marine, charging him with having diverted the ...

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  54. VESUVIUS THREATENS

    Mount-Vesuvius has shown increased activity during the last two days, hugre col­umns of smoke arising from the mouth of the craicr and its surroundinc fissures. ...

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  55. THE CORONATION.

    The Prefecture of Japan has decided to send a fleet of warships, which will include the armored cruiser Kurama and the cruiser Tone, under the command of Admiral ...

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  56. THE LIBELLED KING.

    James, the, editor of "La Liberator," whose articles on the King formed the basis of the suit for criminal libel against ai[?]us, issued a statement to-day that the ...

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  57. HONOR FOR HORACE.

    Great arrangements are being made here to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of the birth of the famous patriot and Journalist, Horace Greeley, after ...

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  58. SHOOTING AT SIGHT.

    It has been pointed out by the press that the atrocious murder of the novelist Graham Phillips once more calls attention to the fact that the manufacture and ...

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  59. TAAL VOLCANO STILL ACTIVE.

    The eruption of the Taal volcano continues unabated. A new development has arisen, however, a company offering transportation, work, and new homes to 2000 of ...

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  60. YEMEN REBELS.

    A special despatch from Constantinople says that the residents of two Arab villages which were friendly to the Turks have been massacred by ...

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  61. A WINTER GARDEN PANIC.

    During a winter garden performance in a mammoth variety theatre here a large tank, used by the women divers, burst and flooded the auditorium. This ...

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  62. PETER THE PAINTER.

    Scotland Yard detectives have earned the arrest of a man who is suspected of being identical, with Peter, the Painter, the Russian anarchist who has been ...

    Article : 51 words
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